The Washington Commanders head into their biggest rivalry game short-handed, but still looking to come out with a win against the Dallas Cowboys.

As long as Dallas stays .500 (the Cowboys are 3-3-1) Prescott can't be MVP. But his numbers are impressive. He is completing 71.4% of his passes, he leads the league with 1,881 passing yards and he has 16 touchdowns against 3 interceptions.

The Commanders kept their offense on the field on fourth and three from their own 46-yard line, but Dan Quinn sent Tress Way out to punt after a false start penalty on Sam Cosmi made it fourth and eight. The Cowboys will begin their next drive from their own 1. (Cowboys 7, Commanders 0, 11:35 left in the first quarter)

Any talk about coaching seems to fall into two buckets for the 2025 Dallas Cowboys: 1) Brian Schottenheimer is having a pretty good start to his head coaching career, and 2) Matt Eberflus needs to get things together on the defensive side of things.

Look, we’ve all seen those stat lines that make you do a double-take. You know, the ones that have you frantically googling “wait, did that really happen?” Well, Cowboys fans got one of those moments after watching Dak Prescott absolutely dismantle Washington in their 44-22 beatdown.

The Sunday afternoon Commanders vs. Cowboys game will kick off at 4:25 p.m. ET. (Out-of-market fans can catch the game on YouTube TV 's Sunday Ticket, or NFL+.) Here's everything you need to know about how to watch this Sunday's game between the Commanders and the Cowboys, and get the full Week 7 schedule for the rest of the league.

The Dallas Cowboys rebounded from last week's loss with a blowout win over the Washington Commanders, helped by Javonte Williams